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From superstars making huge comebacks to breakout artists exploring bold new sounds, from pop royals to rap radicals to country heartbreakers
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The Southern-rock pioneer fused country-blues with San Francisco-style extended improvisation, creating a template for countless jam bands
There’s nothing quite like the Vans Warped Tour. “Every festival I think touches different people in a different way and this touches a certain group of people in a very special way,” founder Kevin Lyman told Rolling Stone at the festival’s 2026 stop in Washington, D.C. This year, the new two-day edition returned after its major comeback […]
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Noah Kahan Became a Superstar By Being Himself
He made his name writing beautifully open songs about everything from his home state to his mental health. Now he has millions of fans, and he’s still processing it all
The 100 Greatest Guitar Solos of All Time
Blues pioneers, hippie jammers, punk rockers, metal warriors, funkateers, and more
Donald Trump: The American Ayatollah
Between launching a holy war with Iran, attacking the pope, and channeling God, the president has embraced theocratic absolutism reminiscent of one of the country’s greatest adversaries